god bless america reporter: the incident unfolded quickly in a dallas suburb at a controversial art exhibit showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed. police say the two men pulled up to the parking lot in a dark-colored sedan. a patrol car blocked the entrance. a police officer and a security guard stepped out of the car. the attackers both in bulletproof vests jumped out of their car with assault rifles and opened fire. the unarmed guard was shot in the ankle. the officer, armed with only a service pistol killed both gunmen. under the fire that he was put under, he did a very good job. and probably saved lives. we re going to stop this right now. reporter: the controversial event inside was nearing an end when the shots were fired. security moved the 200 people attending to a secure location. none of the attendees were hurt. we were actually walking out and the officer starts blowing a whistle and telling people to get down. reporter: simpson is believed to h
burnett. breaking news a major offensive against isis under way tonight. this is the battle to retake ramadi. iraqi forces have launched a massive drive to push isis out of the city a little over a week after it fell to the militants. they claim to have the city surrounded on three sides and claim to have biten isis back, to cut off supply routes to a key supply refinery to the north. a huge sandstorm blanketed the region reduced visibility to near zero. isis saying the storm was sent by god to protect them. isis took ramadi on may 17th. the end came sweftly after suicide bombers broke through town walls with explosive laden bulldozers. more than 55,000 people have fled the town in the last month. the vast majority of them headed to baghdad. some 70 miles to the east. arwa damon just returned from the front lines of the front. she s outfront tonight in baghdad. arwa we heard iraq s prime minister saying over the weekend that ramadi will be retaken in days. is he right? we
conjunction with the chief, our community partnership division worked together to make sure that our officers were being taken care of. clearly, that s concern. so we have been working the last several days to ensure that we have counselors and pastors for officers to talk to so that they are able to express any emotions that they are having or concerns that they have. obviously, that s something that is very important and we want to make sure that our officers are taken care of. critics are saying that police are treating protesters in white neighborhoods different than black neighborhoodsome there any disparity there? [ inaudible ]. i think you have seen with our deployments and said this from the beginning, where we have the largest alps of people women ship the largest am of resource as we are doing enforcement activity doing curfew enforcement, going to target on obvious lilt largest gatherings of people first and shift resources to address smaller and smaller groups.
where did all of the cops go? and the pop culture lead. first came appear idea of mourning. now a mystery after losing b.b. king two of his daughters claim their dad was murdered. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the lead. breaking news in our national lead. at least five people have been killed by the flooding in texas. your others by extreme weather in oklahoma. there s so much water on the ground it has krooe yated a purr pech chul high tide that has much of the city of houston submerged under shoulder high water. texas state officials mobilizing a fire and police and dispatching them in zodiac boats to pull anyone stranded in the waters. it s unclear how many people need help as roads are saturated, driveways swirled thick with mud. in many areas only evidence of cars is the windshields. there is no trace after 12 people in central texas, including a mother and her two children. they were last seen in their cabin by the river with several other families now also
the death toll has surged past 3800 and is certain to climb even higher. as the world scrambles to help nepal hospitals overflow with the injured and supplies of medicine are dwindling. cnn s dr. sanjay gupta is in kathmandu kathmandu. he s lending his surgical skills to this crisis. he joins us now by phone. i understand you ve already performed surgery, sanjay? yeah that s right, carol. i mean it s one of these situations where the demand for care is outpacing the supply. so literally, an extra set of hands, someone to perform a neurosurgical procedure in this case necessary. that s what s happening here. they have a lot of injured. and immediately after the earthquake as you might imagine there were many injured. then there was a lull for a little bit. and they thought maybe the worst was over. but that s when the rescue missions which you ve been talking about were ongoing and those patients started to make their way into the hospital today as well. today was one of the